Twee figuren, mogelijk in een keuken c. 1882

"Twee figuren, mogelijk in een keuken," a pencil sketch by George Hendrik Breitner, is a study of two figures in a domestic setting. The drawing, created around 1882, showcases Breitner's characteristic gestural lines and rapid sketching style. The loose, almost abstract lines are suggestive of movement, and the focus on the figures' forms hints at an interest in capturing the spontaneity of everyday life. The composition is intimate and suggests a moment of domesticity, highlighting Breitner's talent for capturing the essence of daily life in his art. This sketch is an example of Breitner's early works, reflecting the influence of Impressionism and the burgeoning modern art movement in the Netherlands.